Found the lore drop from the discord server, had to sketch them!!! >:]]]
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Found the lore drop from the discord server, had to sketch them!!! >:]]]
I hope you know that I adore you, Scholar
there is something really Fascinating gender-wise in Twisted Wonderland with the way that there really aren't female characters present, yet femininity is often idealized because of the historical figures/Disney villains the cast looks up to, and that strict gender norms in this all boys school are practically non-existent- or in some cases they swing from masculine to the opposite direction where it's an Expectation for many of them to wear makeup, be beautiful, and have the sort of pressure placed on them that irl is most often directed at women
with Yana's history of giving trauma and behaviors stemming from them that are often usually for female characters over in Black Butler with Ciel, seeing this world where rather than avoiding any hint of gender discussion or romance (please there are Vibes here) by making the entire cast male, we actually got another angle/continuation of how she usually writes anyway
which is perfect considering how like, villains are queer-coded often, they're campy and over the top, which in turn leads to being gender non-conforming, except that in this world it Is the norm to strive towards- it's a flavor of queer normative in a very specific way that it's no longer in universe queer to be feminine in certain ways, it's expected/encouraged
BUT. Rather than leave it there, with this normalization comes the negatives, pressure, and judgement with this new set of ideals, in which it isn't always a good thing and gives male characters issues and insecurities and the like of which is usually given to female characters
We have direct commentary on body issues (Azul) or being pressed into strict diets (Riddle) we have the entire house of Pomefiore, it's a rather constant theme
Creating a scenario where things that society takes for granted as being "girl problems" and giving them to male characters highlights how extreme these actually are and how badly it can affect someone's life, like a sort of defamiliarization that makes the issues stand out more clearly as not being innate to any gender but something serious and stemming from harsh social expectations and/or flat out abuse, which is seen clearly as such
Anyway. It's intriguing to dig into- it makes me all the more curious about how women in this world are encouraged to act and what sort of camaraderie/solidarity there could be between genders with our typical norms so blurred
skirt pt.2
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this probably would have been better for Azure but. I love nightshade so it's ok 🙂↕️
Wanted to experiment with colors a little bit more than usual and try gradient map again
i still do not like gradient maps
welcome to my regretevator show. featuring only split and NO ONE ELSE
no matter what i always come back to this game. i think its staying forever #fuck
What if I drop some art of the current favs?